Oh wow. I dont know if you are really that dumb or just uninformed. This was all over CNN when it first happened, because this kid caught another cop doing the same thing. The cop was fired.
http://www.thenewspaper.com/news/19/1988.asp
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http://www.thenewspaper.com/news/19/1988.asp
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or if you are trolling like you usually do. it's not going to work. Im just going to call you dumb and then not respond to you anymore.
they most certainly do. a group of guys have had issues with a certain police officer and one time i was in the car with one and we pulled out of the drive way. (he lives on a corner) he signaled and made the right turn. the cop pulled out after us. and 20 ft later his lights were on. he asked the driver to step out of the car. they talked for about 10 minutes and my friend came back with a written warning for improper turning signal usage. the officer described it as "clicking off too early in the turn"
you my friend are the moron
Platestacker45
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Well they are certainly not suppost to! Did they guy have backup in this story? But this guy isen't suppose to act that way either, so he all about not being professional. I think that video was fake, but I could be wrong. There are good and dirty people in every profession, including LE.
Platestacker45
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Um... this has nothing to do with that video that was posted buddy. Try again!
Oh no's!! A po-po car is sitting at the end of my street! They are stalking me! I have my rights! He is violating me! I will video tape them!
Platestacker45
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Did this supposed LEO have backup when he pulled your friend out of his car? They are certainly not supposed to do this. Why do you think they always tell you to stay in your car and freak the hell out if you try to get out? Talk with some actually facts and knowledge before calling ME a moron!
You are a fucking idiot. Did you read the article?
A young Saint Louis, Missouri motorist faces trouble with local police upset at the national attention his September 7 video of an out-of-control officer has drawn to ongoing problems within area law enforcement agencies. On Sunday, Brett Darrow filmed a Saint Louis Metropolitan Police Department cruiser staking out his home.
"It was the first time I've seen it," Darrow told TheNewspaper. "But my neighbor said he's seen a lot of police down our dead end street since all of this happened."
When Darrow walked outside to his 1997 Nissan Maxima, he noticed two officers sitting in a marked squad car, numbered 65. There is little question as to why the officers were there.
"As I got into the car, he started to pull up the street and he and his partner just stared me down," Darrow explained.
The patrol car drove away as Darrow started his car and followed. Because his camera had been set to capture night-time footage, the first 45 seconds of the video is obscured. It does, however, capture the police car making questionable turning maneuvers in order to get away. Members of the police community are on the record regarding their desire to stake out Darrow's home and harass the twenty-year-old. In late June, users of St. Louis CopTalk, an unofficial forum for Saint Louis area law enforcement, posted Darrow's home address along with messages containing apparent death threats in retaliation for the young motorist's taping of a DUI roadblock in November and a traffic ticket in June. One CopTalk user repeating the address wrote, "Every copper, City and County, should etch this little punks [sic] name in their [sic] memory. Brett Darrow, [address deleted], city of St. Louis." (View screen capture of post)
This month, however, scandals within the Saint Louis Police Department which otherwise would have been a local story, gathered national attention and fueled additional resentment. Some $40,000 in cash turned up "missing" from the police evidence room on September 17. The city of St. George was forced to fire Sergeant James Kuehnlein for his threat to "come up with reasons" to "lock up" Darrow. An investigation into whether Kuehnlein's actions merit criminal charges is under way. Darrow met on Monday with a Saint Louis County Police Department detective.
"I quickly learned that this was about finding something I did wrong and not the officer," Darrow said.
Despite the official harassment, Darrow has been comforted by an unexpected level of support from the general public. Motorists who recognized him from various television interviews have stopped to thank him or give him the "thumbs up." A judge also dropped charges from the June traffic stop after a Saint Louis police officer failed to show up at a trial where Darrow had been prepared to defend himself with video evidence.
i was there??? there was no back up...
you are a MORON!!!
if you want more articles about it, I can gladly post more. But I doubt your reading comprehension will be any better, in the minute it takes me to find another.
Platestacker45
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What part of HE IS NOT SUPPOSED TO DO THIS do you NOT understand???
I never said he DID NOT pull him out of the car.
Reading>You
Platestacker45
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Ok, I now see that its the same person filming both incidents. I was wrong about the article being related to the video. I apologize.
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